BAC.water

Description

Bacteriostatic Water is sterile water for injection containing 0.9% benzyl alcohol as a bacteriostatic preservative, used in laboratory settings to reconstitute freeze-dried (lyophilized) peptides prior to research use.

In laboratory research, Bacteriostatic Water serves as the standard reconstitution diluent for peptide research reagents, allowing researchers to prepare accurately concentrated solutions from lyophilized peptide powders while inhibiting bacterial growth across multiple withdrawals.

Researchers rely on the benzyl alcohol content to maintain reagent stability over repeated use in a laboratory setting, distinguishing Bacteriostatic Water from single-use sterile water without a preservative.

Proper reconstitution technique and diluent choice are important variables in peptide research, directly affecting reagent stability, solution clarity, and the reproducibility of downstream experimental results.

Bacteriostatic Water is supplied strictly as a laboratory reagent for reconstitution of research peptides.